Vintage Tube Amp

For sale is a scarce 1940s Western Electric model D – 93306 moving coil reproducer head. It is untested, but in fairly decent condition for its age. Nicely made out of brass and quite heavy for its size. I believe this was used on their early 33 1/3 broadcast transcription tables.

For sale is a very rare Bogen PR16 transcription turntable. It has been tested, the turntable is running quiet on both 78 and 33.1/3 rpm. But putout NO SOUND, all tubes is lighted up, all capacitors, resistors are intact, no signs of repair or alternated (see photos). It is NOT working condition. This unit is heavy.

Blown tube or small transformer. Please see all the photograph for greater details as to cosmetic condition and what’s all included. Will be professionally packed foe safe arrival!

Shows age, wear, patina, staining, scratches and dings. For parts or repair. Approximately 17 by 14.5 by 9. Please view all photos. The pictures usually best describe the item.

Late 50s early 60s Motorola SH12N Stereo Tube Amp Suitcase Turntable. This is a portable, in name, record player, a Motorola SH12N. Stereophonic HiFi Tube Amp Record Player. Here’s a little piece of history from Motorola! The speakers are fully removable from the side of the suitcase. They hinge out, but the hinges are half-clasp, so once they are opened all the way, the speakers will release from the body of the turntable, allowing you to set them upright at whatever angle is preferred. This has been sitting in my closet for decades just collecting dust.

Vintage RAULAND TUBE AMPLIFIER & RCA 45 rpm Turntable. Was working great, but has been in storage for 2 years and has not been tested since then. Also included are speaker cords that fit the jacks in back.